Kansas School for the Deaf - Jackrabbit Yearbook (Olathe, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1964 volume:

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C.-.,. , u w - '-H ...Y! 'Q'-I .ig g ' o ' -M . -5,1 gif.. 'C -49-m nvuli- iw EFL R vh- v ,J ai J Q1 , ww? QQ' I , I Q K I ee. ' K W . JK. H. V 'x HE, ' fm .W 1 ,Z q?.. ff 'W , .,,,.g1fBp::va 0 if 'I' ki J mfjiQ ' , .em f I W l Z U bi 5 -4 I S. mg Ki.. Q - x i..4-.nf ,P I , . iff' w 5 1' . ' 357 f Q 1 - Y 2 ' 'R f :Q :sf Q1 , + 51- -9 4 1 - - Q. x aE:- 1 ' Y Q F Wa! .Af 41? .A- lfwv.,Aw,.... . ,FREMIYH '5I,Rw5aLliHal.,alcfH71,Ml.lT1 The JACKRABBIT KANSAS SCHOOL FUR THE DEAF OLATHE, KANSAS at Dedication A genuine concern for each of her charges .. . a sympa- thetic understanding of their problems . . . a vitality that stimulated and inspired her fellow-workers . .. all of these are part of a devotion to her chosen profession which made her a counselor with the creative proficiency of an artist. Her willingness to share her informal and informative experiences, which glive us a better under- standing of her personality, has een instructive and in- formative to many of us. A native of Johnson County, having lived in Stanley, Kansas all her life, she came to K.S.D. in 1933 as super- visor of the little first floor boys, ages 6 through 10. In 1952, with the opening of Emery Hall, she moved there as supervisor of the little girls. Her retirement this year marks the end of 31 years of faithful service to our school. In appreciation for what she has brought to us we grate- fully dedicate this book to . . . Lodema A. Kellogdg Counselor extraor inaire! 6 5f V f Adminisfrafion x X EJ f X . I u ma ...I Exncunvn OFFICE STATE OF KANSAS Tarun ,IOHN ANDERSON, JR. Govzxsun December 12, 1963 Senior Class Kansas School for the Deaf Olathe, Kansas Dear Seniors: It is a real pleasure for me to extend my congratulations and sincere best wishes to you who will graduate this year from K. S. D. I am extremely proud of the student body, the faculty and the administrators of your school. You are all dedicated to obtaining an education for those who are handicapped. Your graduation symbolizes the success of that dedication. E gHg ANDERSON, JR . Governor Sincerj, ,, 'fo the 1964 Graduating Class: To you -- the members of the Graduating Class of 1964, most of whom have called K.S.D. H home for the past twelve years -- go our most sincere blessings. We realize that you are going out into a world of automation, space and rockets. There- fore, it is all the more necessary that you be fully prepared to meet the requirements of this space age. We have done our part, and now it is up to dyou to face your responsibilities with courage an 'with the realization that you are ready to meet all others on equal footing. May we wish for you the be'st of success in all that you do! Sincerely yours, Stanley D. Roth, Litt.D. Superintendent To the 1964 Graduates: Graduation begins a new way of life for - each of you. You enter a world that has many opportunities. This same world will present many challenges. Your training at the Kansas School for the Deaf has prepared you to meet and take advantage of these successfully. In the years ahead, our greatest joy and success will come from the service you give to others. You have the ability and training to be successful. Use it wisely. Your God will be your rudder and anchor in your voyage through life. He will keep you on course an be a power to help you hold fast to those things which will give you strength. It is our sincere hope and prayer that God will continue to bestow on you His richest blessings. Very sincerely yours, Lloyd R. Parks, Principal -5- FRONT, Left to Right: Miss Bishop, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Craig. MIDDLE: Mrs. Hause, Mrs. Sands, Mrs. Riggs, Mrs. Duncan. TOP: Mrs. Winger. Mr. Derngsey, Storekeeper Mr. Hers ey, Meat Cutter Top Brass With Hearts Of Gold 7711-ng? DR. C. P. GOETZINGER, PSYCHOLOGIST ,..-1.1: .gs 'fx 3 Q s we -fx 'f-we . . . .. M '-:- 1 , s 5 INFIRMARY STAFF, Left to Right: s' ' i Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Edemann Mrs. ,f U. C 1 'T' . - .Y ' ' I Porter, R. N. , Dr. Beebe, DI. X. ,,,, 1 r,. ' '1 3' Ott V 1 se' 'ii D L, .hi ha Dr. Bosilevac, Eye Specialist completes the staff. 1 if 65 652' V f f Faculty X X Cl f 7 I 2144 . --.-,-K..-5:J -f' --r- V' l mm 4 T: ' W ' '- 1 lie 1 . - 1 . f 1 ll 4 , t , K ' 'I .5 f . , vt ' ' A ' 1, it ' 4 J ati' e I ,, . ' K . It Y .L Y 7 ' ,-my 'g LW-W lX ia I 'ii 'la , , 1 1 2 Q- 'uv . Q .. fx, YZ, Q ff , f- A , A d, .5 r -1 get 2 f . ,ei L .. . ..A ' -, iii . ' ' , . , 2349 , . W. by ,574-P .ig . X iff. - 'lv-' -. W x v ' ' A ' 291' 'f ' in - Mrs. Abel Mrs. Ayers Mr. Bilger Mrs. Bilger Primary Intermediate Baking Art . , Mrs. Cantrall Primary Mrs. Burdette Intermediate Miss Buchmann Primary 1 I W J V- 5,4 'J-'V VE QL. 5 L 5-' . , .t vf I-5 ,, ' . i ' I' . Y 5 '-C' 1 A . V , :V v ,Q .f E Lg: ren W awe ard- 'f3tf r ml' Mrs. DeHaven Primary Mrs. C011 Intramural 85 Gym Mr. Clark Intermediate hi ' . 'Q :Y Mr. Fergason Miss Fultz MIS- G0S'fZil'1gCT Leathercraft Primary Imefmedlafe Q., Qs- Mrs. Gulick Mrs. Hodges Mt- Hodnik Primary Remedial Printing -g- Miss Bishop Typing Mr. Christian Mathematics Mrs. Dickinson Primary ., .A Mrs. Griffith Intermediate 5 I :AQ ir. E'-i ii Mrs. Hubbard Intermediate 775. V... --.FMT , 5 FEW' Mrs. Hudson Mr. Hurd Miss Johnson Mrs. Krehbiel Mrs. Langley Intermediate Woodworking Science Homemaking Teacher Training sb Mrs. Laptad Mrs. Laptad Miss Maddox Mr. Marra Primary Sewing Intermediate Intermediate F 'TT:fT ' T i as ,Af X Ja, v L n YJ- I X ' A - I Mr. Maxwell Mrs. Rusmisel Mrs. Moore Mr. Murphy Woodwork-Coach Primary Primary Social Science ,K -,,.s ,gi , bl ' ' . '- i 'er ,s fix r i x h A Mrs. Parks Literature ' Tahiti-3 ' L , iw . y , i Sigh: :X Ji LR Q. f 1' - N P if s A. W. if . Mrs. Randall Intermediate I 4 : AAT.. , . ' i ,L N vi W' IL, , l-V .. f- P . 4 'P X x a,'-E:44 A E Q, ,f- V IWW ' is 'L 61' - ig 11' 7' 4' I MiSS PHHCISOH Mr. Porter Mr. Randall Primary Driver Training History 4:25 C5 Miss Ross Mr. Stack Mr. Wills Mrs. Youngers English Cleaning Librarian Primary -9- S I HOUSEKEEPING STAFF, Left to Right, BACK: Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Hurd, Mrs, Sole, Mrs. Lamm, Mr. Lamm, Mrs. Surber, Miss Spruytte, Mrs. Noland. FRONT : Miss Gregg, Mrs. F. Climer, Mrs. Rowe, Mrs. M. Climer, Mrs. Blair, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Talley. x g , 1.7: 1 -I BARBER: Mr. Glover NIGHTWATCH Mrs. Payne 'Q--f Mrs. Schaal Mrs. Harrison Mrs. Roller H Mr. Roller MAINTENANCE, Left to Right: Mr. Ekengren, Mr. Jones, Mr. Lorimer, Mr. Mellor, Mr. Schwarzenberger, Mr. Thummel, Mr. Blair, Mr. Brady, Mr. Acridge. lways On The Job LAUNDRY, Left to Right: Mrs. Murdock, Mrs. Stifter, Mrs. Gillihan, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Moll, Mrs. Spainhower, Mr. Mayes, Mrs. Metz, Mrs. Lair. Y, 5 I v f f Seniors x XE if X JAMES EDWARD BURGHART lllimrnyll Plainville A track and football fan . . likes music . . wants to work in a bakery. MARQUITA LEE EDWARDS IV Punkyll Wichita Wants to be a typist . . loves to write letters, listen to music, and bowl. . IV! iiiiii L L- ,,, . 1 F S R 2-fit N La I Y 'J' 1 - ' 'x 1 U I 7 xr 0 D, ., 3r,,, ' S. , c . ni K 1 'H nf -',1 5 A - N Ln - si R M. it . 1 , 5 Qi, 4, in U RONALD LEWIS DOD GE Ronnie Wichita Interested in rnusic, songs, and dancing . . also ceramics. . ,Y V - A - , L iu DIANE LUCILLE COLEMAN Diane Wichita Enjoys reading comics . . hopes to be a typist and later a housewife. BJLLIE JANIS EZELL Janis Shawnee Loves cars . . . hates pills . . . would like to go to college. . 1,2 531 OLSON PETER FORSHAY Peter Merriam Enjoys sports . . likes to recall old times . . will be a. printer someday. YVONNE MARIE HODISON Bonnie Topeka Likes to cook and keep house . and to write letters. N 1 ' .iifjpg if wg: ZANE KELLEY GRIFPITH wmv Zorro T1M5weLf'...'m e W M E . . Linwood -Y , A good y that everybody likes 2 - f '3- wi 1 be a baker someday. -5 E .44 W' , vip.: - , ..',. ' X '., sf-Q - ' V' , its ,X A 3.2 ' .4 M: . 'Q f ,Q if fr ' Q Q ff I 3 w 1 4 .. - It A 14' f Y 'l if 2 1 , . I. W X -. ---f fi RUQQI- fe .1 ye ' fm 1 Y Z? -V -- -- E L E ff 'S - E I, . , . leg ,gr ' H: 4: DIEANN SUE GORDON Dienna Washington Likes to cook an sew . . . likes boys too . . wants to be a super- visor. IENEAN MARIE KINGSLEY llIennyll Wichita Loves pizza and tacos . . enjoys pen-pals . . typist? . . house- wife. FYI? L.- W I u. if d....... ,M - 2..e..: .5 M Q '!! .rf CLEM LEE MERTES FREDDIE DEAN MCCONN Clem Fred Wichita Mission Shows skill in everythinqihe Likes pretty girls and sports . does . . we expect big t ings wants to be a baker. of him. .TACK NORMAN TUCKER, IR. llJ'aXIl i Wichita i Likes cars and girls . . aims to go to college or be a baker. 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Cindy Coffey Mike Flippin Janet Hobbick Stephen Jones Arlene Letner Steven Meyers Robert Schmidt Janet Stor Allan Wilkinson Patty Barnard Charisse Cross Gail Elam Oren Knotts Gary Mitchell Ronald Starks Vicki Wilson Teddy Winter Ricky Yonley Larry Barnett Marietta Bracks Kent Duntz George Ellsaesser Herby Ferris Craig Frazier Geneva Galleher Bert Smith David Smith Toni Walker Patricia Blancarte Barbara Boan Marlon Branton Donald Brown Cindy Burton Diana Flickner Rita Gibson Debra Martin Phillip Packard Mark Peasley Billy Plummer Deborah Rich Nancy Van Becelaere Vonda Booth Juanita Byrd Juanita Cain Cathy Cunningham Danny Engle Cynthia Frey Mike Jeffrey Danny Loy Mike Sullivan Roger Swanson Cynthia Wheeler Rosetta Coffey Christine Estes Leonard Hall Cynthia Hartrer Kevin Kreutzer Charles Lindeman Mike McCabe Rose Ann McCormick Mike Olson Bonnie Seifert Randy Tracy Vicky Dockwiller Betty Lou Jefferis Janice Poor Marilyn Ray Diane Reimer Janice Rowe Frances Stephens ,-. ,- . , ::. iqgg, Z. 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Dennis Christensen Cindy Fent Scott Hortle Cindy Lou Reed David Ruberry Delores Wa Robert Wright Rusty Gerber Dennis Hicks Beth Ann Maelzer Michael O'Connor Randall Plummer Dean Romesburg John Shockey Wanda Starks Charles Weber Alan Zimmerman Glenn Bridges Charles Clark Frank Earl Johnny Frazier Wayne Hazelhorst Karen I-logston Steven Lloyd Larry Neill, Jr. Jody Roland Marian Woods Frank DeLaRosa David Holding Kathleen Laskey Edward Redic Donnavere Skog David Steiner Sharon Brown Ricky Clark Karla Cizerle Evangeline Collyge Michael Diehl Robert Hitchcock James Marr Gregory Norton Gerry Winters William Adams Ann Chop Hall Judy Marteney Mark Metzger Cindy Mills Daniel Moman ag 1 Sam l l Katherine Peknik Burke Davis Gregory Fannin Bernice Hagerman l 'R if-A J 1 iff ff ff KKK Q- ' , Q19 V ff ' -aa ff , 2 eff? rl 1 A i I f m ty-.1 if 1 l , :Z . J se .: a t Ni tt flv l.. iii! iff? J '3' al-2' - :ur .11-avail if' '-in-jg, ,rex fy., I .LF-I Y - , H 1 -, - .. H, . 5 . .... - , J ' H . .. 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BACK: Frances Orozco, Harold Lieberman, Winner Mongkolcom, A1 Lubberts, Gary Blackmer, Brenda Schmitz. Mothers' Club O 5 65,0 f f f D Homecoming Royalty 1 . . ' e ig :.: I 'gil ' hx rl at .- - c B Princess Brine in Queen Jenean 3 Www ea -'Em Princess Lois Tense, excited moments preceded the crowning of lenean Kingsley as Homecoming Queen just before the Kansas - Missouri football game, October 4th, Together with Princesses Billie Ezell and Lois Ellinger, Queen Jenean retired to the sidelines to watch her gridiron warriors fall to Missouri, 44 to 14. That night Queen Jenean and her princesses ruled sovereign over the Homecoming Party in the gymnasium. There, the queen received the traditional necklace from her father. On December 14th the Nebraska School for the Deaf came to Olathe to lose two basketball games to our school. Kansas won the B team game 61-13, and the varsity trimmed Nebraska 61-X7. Between the games LeRoy Pywell was crowned Basketball King, and Lois Ellinger, Basketball Queen. After the games the Royal couple ruled over a party in the Student Center. Queen Lois King LeRoy 4 L The 1963 Iackrabbit football team was a distinct improvement over last year's team. When the season was over the record read 4 wins to 4 losses. Win or lose the Jackrabbits gave a good account of themselves. Next year's prospects are unusually bright as only three veterans will not return and there is a wealth of new material to work with. Added to this there were no serious injuries this year so next year should be a banner year for our football team. Football THE SCOREBOARD KSD Opponents 19 Pleasanton 20 Stilwell 14 MISSOURI 63 OKLAHOMA 12 IOWA O Lansing 20 La C gne 7 Stanlbey 155 E134 ' ' - ' - 1 iQ1?.'E!. 'v?4.3HIAY94l'A-'Rn,f3E.,1T.x t .W full- M sfiliffir. tl!!! .K!'l'.H'Hli 5 ,m.EifEN LE 1 Llql N L ' n FRONT ROW Left to Right Alexander, Motes, Pywell, Evans, Gibbins. SECOND ROW Hause Ginn Westerrnan, Baird, Ellinger. THIRD ROW: Gibbins Harkleroad Gray Watts, Hollowell, Ehrlich. TOP: Fotshay and Martin Managers Mr Maxwell, Coachg Mr. Stack, Assistant Coach. The 1963-64 basketball season was a disap- pointment for the Jackrabbits as they won 4 and lost 12. LeRoy Pywell played his best but lacked help from his team-mates when it was needed. This was definitely an off year for the 'Rabbits but they played the ame for all they were worth. Hete's goping next year will see the 'Rabbits back in the winner's column. KSD 31 KANSAS Vs. NEBRASKA 56 22 61 31 30 ' 27 42 V 25 1 58 36 N 'xp l ! sx A V 'E P' . LC T Q 35 Q r 37 28 39 28 3 ' H L Z 1 - ,r fl H is ,N ,FEE Z ji i VV ,Z-:Eff if 1 .-agsgq Basketball Stanley Edgerton Wea NEBRASKA Fontana Stilwell Stilwell Basehor Stanley Edgerton MISSOURI Wea Fontana Lansin F Stilwe l Baldwin Track The 1963 track season was an off year for the Jackrabbit thin-clads who failed to win first place in any ofthe several meets that they entered. The most outstandin accomplishments ofthe team was a tie for tiird place at the annual Midwest Deaf Relays and second place in the JCALA league track meet. This is no indication that the 'Rabbits were not trying. There were plenty of individual winners in the various events but they were spread out too thin to enable KSD to win the meets. In the JCALA league meet the KSD relay teams won their events, setting a new league record in the Medley Relay. Ralph Gibbins turned in several fin performances in the mile during the season and may be expected to do much better this year. This ear will see quite a few veterans back and srould pro- duce victories for KSD. T'-ew 3 it ., ,eluate J. V. Sports W ,. 40 In the fall, the younger boys had a full program of football which had several games with independent teams from Kansas City, Kansas. During the basketball season the Cotton- tails won 4 and lost 5 games in MI-JO League competition. The Reserves went through a winless season. As this book oes to press they are start g - ing the 1964 track season which will see them in competition with grade school teams in this area. The program is under the direction of Dean Porter, Athletic Director. Mr. Joseph Hodnik serves as Grade School Coach and is assisted by several of the older boys who have finished their varsity competition. The training and experi- ence gained in grade school competition will stand the boys in good stead when they are ready to play on the Varsity. s 2 ermediate Class Advanced Class The girls, under the direction of Mary Belle Coll, Girls' Physical Education Director, en- joyed a full program of sports and games throughout the year. Our Volleyball team traveled to Nebraska and Missouri but was unable to break into the win ner's column although the team showed im- provement over last year's team. Swimming was popular with all the girls and they also enjoyed bowling. Hiking and out- door sports also came in or their share of attention. Girls' Physical Education Volleyball Team 'Y ki- af- -:F Q , A - ! Ls, ig, -3 'F' .. , U sf, ' .im ff' 5222135111 Aff f I ,MLA ,.....ggw k w 1 'S 7 1 495 05,1 I Acfivifie X Nj I f Annual Staff Jeneau Kingsley . . Editor Olson Fors ay Ronnie Dodge Diane Coleman Billie Ezell Jack Tucker Mr. Murphy .. . . Adv1sor Jlmior Pep Club Senior Pep Club 1 1? Ja hawk Club tr, - . ff, I A rn QQ The Twist. . Uptown. . Beatles. .or what have you? Modern youth must have its fling. . and the members ofthe the K Club and the Jayhawk Club saw to it that our boys and girls were up to date in everything. Girl Scouts Brownies M I Sunflower ,rv S Our three Girl Scout troops under their capable adult leaders con- tinued to attract many of the girls with their'varied and instruc tive activities. f The girls won numerous awards for advancement and proficiency in various lines. Their neat and trim appearance in uniform was a p easant sight on the campus. Cloverleaf 'QW Scouting really went to town this year with a record enrollment in our three groups. Our Scouts took part in many events and won many awards. There was also a great deal of individual advancement as the boys progressed from rank to ran . Scouting has defi- nitely proven its worth at our school. 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